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[ubuntu] intel T2060 vt-x

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http://ubuntuforums.org – Hi all, I checked and found that my processor intel T2060 supports hardware virtualization And i have run an unedited windows(from CD) on top of linux using VMware But im trying to do the same with xen using ConVirt and it wouldnt allow me to do that Although i can do paravirtualization in the same I cant see a BIOS option to switch some setting Pls help, Udayan (Hardware)

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